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THE WAR SERIES,

which has been followed with unhagging in.
terest by great audience, will occupy less
space during the coming year. Gettysburg
will be described by Gen. Hunt (Chief of the
Union Artillery, Gen. Longstreet, Gen. E, NJ.
Law, and others Chiokamauga, by Gen, D.
II. Hill Sherman's March to the Sea, by
Generals Howard and Slocum. Generals @.
A. Gilmore, VIM. F. Smith, John Gibbon,
Horace Porter and John s. Mosby will de-
scribe special battles and incidents. Stories
of naval engagements, prison life, etc, ETC.,
will appear.
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AL AROUND The HOUSE.
Up stairs, Down Stairs, in Kitchen and
In the Ialy'g parIOr,

Up Stairs, Down Stairs in Kitchen and
In the Lady's Parlor.
There is very delightful way Icy which
you may tell the hour of day by means of
flowers, asserts Frederick g. Mather. There
are twemty-four varieties OF plants whose
blossoms open successfully at the different
hours of the day and night The African mari
gold opens at { IN the evening and closes at 4
in the morning, but if it does not open the
next day will be rainy. Most varieties OF the
water lily close and sink into the water at
sundown to arise and bloom at sunrise.
The day lily opens at O'Clock in the morn
ing, and the morning glory little later.
The night blooming c,r reus opens only at
night and closes before the dawn.
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THE DAILY STAR,
THE :. CENTURY
For 1886 81.

THE CENTURY is an illustrated monthly
magazine, having aaregular circulation of
about two hundred thousand copies, often
reaching and sometimes exceeding two hun
dred and twenty-five thousand. Chief among
its many attractions for the coming year is
serial which has been in active preparation
for sixteen years. Isis history of our own
country in its most critical time, as set forth
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NOVELS AND STORIES.

"Tbe Hundreth Man, "a novel by Frank r..
Stockton, author of ''The Lady, or the Tiger"
ETC., begins in November. Two novelettes by
George W. Cable, stories by Mary Hallock
Foote, "Uncle Remus," Julian Hawthorne,
Edward Eggleston, and other prominent
American authors will be printed during the
wear,
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SPECIAL FEATURES.


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the Food Question, with reference to its
bearing on the Labor Problem English
Cathedl ais DR.. Eggleston's Religious Life
in the American Colonies Men and women
of Queen Anne's Reign, by Mrs. Oliphant (;
Clairvoyance, Spirtualism, Astrology, etc.,
by the Rev. j. NJ. Buckley ID. D., editor of
the Christian AduOeate astronomical papers,
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Druggists PrOprOrs Wilmington
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The Beale street market is rapidly
becominga rendezyou, for come Of
the toughest characters in the city, 60.
pecially on Saturday night, aud the
police are subjected TO the wont kind
Of tr atment whenever they attempt
to make an arrest. Officers Tdsell
and Hurst we're subjected to this last
night when they took charge Of
Robert Brown for an iniraciion OF the
Law. He assaulted them with q ttsne,
and was reinforced. assisted by his
vile and gang Of h1odlums. He and
the womsn were fually brought In.
From all accounts ten stalwsrt police.
men, armed with stout clubs, would
be- none too strong a force TO guard
that locality.
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Mailman Te mpsrature.
Five Deaths Reported,

CHICAGO, Ill, July l6.-The wealth.
or continues in epsely hot. The tenn.
perature yesterday ranged from So at
8 o'clock am. to go at 2 o'clock pm.
The thermometer at 10 O'Clock this
morning recorded $50, and bids fair to
eclipse yesterdays record. Fiys deaths
from sunstroke were reported up TO IL
O'Clock am.
Th'ee deaths from sunstroke &C.
CURED in Chicago between noon and
midnight, making the total
for IL enty four hours eight. AL.
together forty cases Of iasola.
ton were reported. Several are
expected to result favorsbly be-
fore morDina. Most OF the victims
were laborers; q notable exception,
however. being DIR. W. II. Dean, q
well.known physician, who was found
unconscious In his office. He died
shortly after being conveyed to the
county hospital.
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El.x.. N.nss. ., Circi..s,i.

CIsonsari, o, Julv ie-The mar.
imum heat Day was equal to that Of
yesterday, while the average was high.
ar. A strong wird made the tempera.
ture tolsrsble. The street car compauie.
change hor'es every trip, instead Of
every two trips Today, for the hrst
time dnrlng the hot term, horses be-
gan 10 fall IN the streets. There we're
many p'os'rs'ions Of dumb animals,
With bnt lev deaths. Sixteen peraons
were prost'atsd with heat In public
places and seven deaths TODAY were
reported. This makes today and wee .
terdsy twenty eight prostratlons and
eleven deaths The signal station
thermometer Registered 90 7.i0' maxi.
mum, which means from l0O' 10 1929
on the sidewalks.
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HUGH B. CULLEN.
Real Estate Agent,
No. 4 Madison Street,
EeiePheno No. w. 20 Memphis, Tenn
Property for sale In all Of City and County
Purchasers are requested 10 call inspect lists.
Parties desiring to sell invited 10 list property
Rent Collecting Specially.
buins" guarantees ,sss
ton. Information ehssfuly furnished Call ora ~
HUGH 5.
No. MadiaAn Stree Men his
HUGH B. CUT,I,ENJ


he government hoped to ef.
feet through German capitalists, thus
placing the finances OF Russia on
sounder basis. Toe Russian spplica
ton to the Partisan Rothechilds to
lake mp financial projscts dropped by
German houses will not succeed The
bankers Bleichroders and the Frank.
fort Rothschilds have an understand.
ing with the Paris b anch on the sub.
ject. The return OF the economic
friendship win not be assisted by the
latest Russian order Diminishing ali Ger.
mans employ cd In the commercial and
banking firms In Riga, st. Petersburg,
Moscow and elsewhere In Russis, nor
by the governments refusal to adopt
the concurrent edict Of the professors
OF the Dorpal University, that Il won d
be unwise hencefoith TO exclusively
use the Russian language la the cl sses,
which refusal eau ed the professors,
without exception, to resign. The
enforcement ofibe governments edict
will be postponed for three years, but
after that the last German school In
the Baltic provir ces will be extin.
guished
The Emperor's in,e,v view with the
Emperor CT Austria will take place at
Gastein on the 2Sth instant The
Emperor suffers from the reat and Ia
impatient to hasten his departure from
Mainsu. He will leave on Tuesday.
COMPLAINTS CT CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
Prince Bismarck, while I'm Rer,in
recently, inquired into the complaints
made by Catholic bishope OF the vsxa-
tious exercise In the Pos, n dioceses Of
the right Of the government 10 ve'o,
conceded under the agreement be-
tween Prussia add the Vatican. The
local 0ber-Preeident has vetoed
the nominations OF pnnh
priests, including the well
known clericsls, DIR. Jsxlewski,
q deputy OF the Rsichstas;
DR.. Kubowlcz, director OF the sem.
mary, and Father Radzh. jswki, the
fotner editor OF the Katolik OF
sileeia. Prince BismArck has directed
the 0ber presidtut TO reconsider his
veto Ia several cases. Another nom.
ination which has roved ofieusive TO
Catholics. Was that Of Herr Ps,kuhn
70 be ecclesiastical commissioner.
Herr Psrkuhn acted an administrator
at Posen duiinR the exile Of Cardinal
Lsdocowski. His methods OF deslins
with the c!e'gy we're Of high handed
character, and the people acquired Q
dislike for him, AID will for Bismarck
II he allows the appointment
TO stand. The situation 40
II exists at Posen Is one OF anger to-
ward the Clerical party, and the or
gans Of the party fUrcshows n 70.
newsl OF the attacks upon the govern.
msnt by the Center party. .
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Mians.st..a nattess nay.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July l6.-It has
been the hottest day ever known In
Minnessts. For three weeks there
has not been q cool, pleasant day. It
hss been the penetrating heat which
bahes one. The air is superhested,
and when the sun strikes portion OF
the body 1 feels like q fame belched
forth from q smelling furnace. When
the air is bre ,thsd into ths lungs II
parches the tongue aud throat and
makes one wish to bury his head un-
der water. TIE climax OF three
weeks extreme heat came yesterday.
when the thermometer. registered 90
n the shade,
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les In the bh Asie.

DETROIT, MICH, July Is. -Yester.
day and today there has been the hot
test weather known for many years in
this vicinity. Yesterday the mercury
reached 81; ct 9 o'clock this morning
1t was 80, at noon 95', and at 2 O'Clock
90, according to the Signal service.
At Ecorse, In the ship yards OF Sal.
liote 4 Rsup, fully half the outside
force wero compelled 10 quit work be-
cause OF the heat, the mercury reach.
ing 1922 In the shade. Various parts
OF Southern Michigan report the mer.
curry from 81 to 97', and II Is the hot.
test weather for years. In this city q
slieht bretzs has been stirring aud no
serious sunstrokes were reported.
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SHELBY County Nsraai.

Commencing August s, 1887, the
sbelby County Normal will be held
fer white teachers at Bartlett.
The work will continue tNo weeks,
and durirg this time the examination
for cert lhcates for Shelby county will
be he'd.
The study and instruction Of the
Normal win have special and constant
reference 10 methods OF teaching the
various subjects required to be taught
In the pnblic schools.
Prof Fra L NJ. Smith, State Super
intendent, will be present q part u
not all OF the term.
W. l.. HENDERSON,
supsrintsndsnt. sts., shelly oousty.
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Eight Dss,hs From Heat.

CrscssArI, o, July l6.-The tenn.
perature is two degrees hotter at noon
today than yesterday. There have
been . number Of prostrstions from
heat among laborers and Others ex.
posed to extreme heat. Four deaths
were reported yesterday. Four more
deaths have been reported up to noon
today, one being man who was pros
tratsd early this morning. Many Ia.
borsrs have given up work on account
OF the great heat.
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%. Louis, Io2 in the SHADE.

ST. LOUIS, NO., July l6-For the
past week 1t has been intensely hot In
this city, and there has been much
suffering in consequence, though
there have been few cases Of prostra.
ton and only four fatalities up to to.
day, when the Thermometer beat oil
previous records this year, and regis.
tered l02' In the shade at 4 o'clock,
with eighteen prostrstions, three Of
which resulted fatally. The heat has
been very oppressive, owing to
humidity Of atmosphere, which Sig.
nal Service reported.
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ACxeIone I'D Maunaaa.

WAUPAcA, Wis, July l6.-A cyclone
at s O'Clock this evening wrecked the
opera house in this city, unroofed two
hotels, blew down the Episcopal
church steeple, and caused other heavy
damages. The Curran House was
struck by lightning, but no one was
Injured. The farmers in the vicinity
suffered heavy losses.
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Two Fatal - a.srek 90.

PrTTsBuRe. Pa, July l6-The mer'
curry was 81 a. 2 o'clock this afternoon,
the highest point reached this sum
mer. Two fetal cases Of sunstroke aud
Q number OF seriou' prostra,ions from
the beat were reported MP TO that
hour. The iron and steel mills were
compelled TO ccse down during the
heat OF the day.
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IN. us., &C several C,s,e..

Nsw Y1RE, July l6.-Advlces 10 the
Associated Press show the following
extreme temperature at the points
nam cd today, ne'rly all Of them re.
porting II the hottest day Of the year
and some Of them tho hotties, for
many yssrs, New York, ss'; Wash.
inston. psys; Phi'sdelphia, 9ss: BL.
timors, Iof; Win nston. Del, 100 !;
New Castle, Del, 100 stsunton, Va.
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safe. sur. ana s,.ed,.

No external remedy ever yet de-
vised has 80 fully and upquestlo ably
met these three prime c Indidons az
successfully as Allcock's Porous Plas.
ters. They are safe because they con.
tain no deleterious drugs and are man.
ufactured upon scientific principles
Of medicine. They are sure because
nothing goes into them except ingrs.
dents which are exactly adapted 10
the purpose for which q plaster IL 70.
qulred. They are speedy In their
action because their medicinal quail.
ties 20 right to their work OF relieving
pain and restoring the na'ural aud
healthy performance Of the functions
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Twenty. eight O.ses Of suustroke.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July l6.-Up to
8 o'clock tonight twenty cases Of sun
stroke had been reported at Central
Police Station. OF this number three
were fatal, the victims either being
found dead on the streets or dying in
the patrol wagon. The morpue con.
tains the remsins Of August Zsstrow,
Fred Vodder aud Barnard Hanson.
The day was the hottest ever known
in Milwaukee, the thermometer this
afternoon reaching 1902.
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s.tnot ,,csa,s ~, ,ha .x.,,.,.,

SALE Of tickets for the excurslon 10
Monte Ssno, the 22d inst, begins at
the Memphis and Charleston failroa1
ticket Office, Main street, and a. the
Women's Exchange, 800 Second street.
A register will be opened at
the latter place and II will
not only be satiisction 30 the
ladies, but will be 10 the iterest
OF I'll concerned tina, parties expecting
10 join the excursion send in their
names promptly. Some additional b.
the way Gestures are In Contemplation,
the success Of which depends Upon
the number going. II 10 the deer.
mination Of tue managers IN make this
outing q rfreehment and a delight
from Beginning 10 end. Mem ohisns
recently at Moots Sano say the na.ur.l
suractions OF the place cannot be over
rated, and that the comforts OF the
splendid hotel are EQUAL 10 the best.
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NheelirG. ". Va. Ioa..

wHnrLrso. W. Va, July i8.-The
heat In this city today ha, been terri.
BILE; at 2 am. SO; Q an, 90; ~
noon, 102'. Az noon q pleasant breeEs
sprung mp, which lowered the tenn
persture ct I o'clock 10 l0i', and al 8
pm. II registers a3s.
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AZ Msv. haIissws, lows

MARsHALIrows, IA, July l8-The
Thermometer at 1 o'clock pm. regis.
tered ss degrees, tho hpt,est day OF the
season. Comm~n irst umsnts record
from l02 10 los 0atdoor work 10
practically snppsndei.
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rfmpvy Terrific.

CLEVELAND, o, JAY 10. The heat
here to-day Il simply terrific. Yester.
day was the hot'e, Italy day In Ceve-
land for nine years. hat II is several
degree. warmer 'oiav. the thsrmome-
ter regis' erIng q = II .hs shade.
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Uste. and svraeuse.

Urea, N. Y, jay i6.-At 8 O'Clock
pm. today he mercury registered 9s'
In the shade.
SYRACUSE, N Y, July l6.-At 2
O'Clock n m the Thermometer regis.
tered l00' In the shade.
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The weather Vet Altogether Hrtstd,
but Cooler Thss In horthers
Citfes.
Yesterday was one OF the hottest
days which this country has endured
In years, business In many cities be-
Ing practically suspended, people hee-
ing to the shade Of their houses to
escape the scorchlng test ss they
would from q plague and suffering
intensely with the heat, even the
mills and fsctoriss closing down from
the utter inability Of the operatives to
do the work. Men stricken down
on the streets and killed by suusireke
and others seriously prostrated from
this veritsble hell on earth.
ATTAIN. 10 Memphis the thermom.
eter at the signal service station stood
at 7s'; at 3 o'clock, 93s, and at 10 pm.
So, which 10 20 hotter on an average
than the lorna temper ,ture ha, been
for the past fifteen years. Buslnes
was not suspended, bat, II any
thing broker than ever, the city
being filed, a. IL nearly always IL on
Saturdays, with people from the coun.
try. Citizens moved about the streets
as usual aud nothing In the shape Of
sunstrokes or prostfation from heat
we're heard of, while the Memphis
Baseball Cub beat the Birmingham
nine b. score OF Is TO o The tenn.
peratuIe In Memphis was lower by
several degrees than any OF the
cities mentioned IN the cotton
region bulletin for the twenty.iour
hours ending at 9 O'Clock yesterday
and the other cities Of the North, L at
and West mentioned 20 given by the
press dispa chee, altogether Memphis
has good resson 10 congratulate her
self upon keeping 90 cool during the
excitement.
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Review Of the Days N cat.

WASHINGTON, July l8-Rsports re-
ceived at the Signal Office indicate
that the day has been one Of unusual
and extreme heat In all that part Of
the United ststss lying East OF the
Mississippi and South Of the Lakes,
the thermometer throughout the en-
tire region registering go or moro.
The heated term has apparently set in
much earlier this year than hereto
fore, such Q day % today being rarely
experienced over snch q large section
OF country until August
A cool wave is on its way east from
Nebraska, Dakota and the Lake su.
perior region, where the temperature
has fallen To- TO so, but its effect will
not be felt on the Atlantic coast before
Monday, and II probably will have lost
much Of its force on the way to the
sesboard, 80 that the decline In temp.
erature will hardly be more than % or
e. Atlanta was the hottest city In the
United States today, With the Their
mometer Skiing at 1929. while Den
YER was the coolest, a. $50.
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Th,es meath. nv ss..sves..

DAvzsr nr IA, July 10 Three 10
tsl cues n sun.troks are reported
hsre todsv--N- v.rsessr, william
Bbcrts and Henry Ra'msrs.
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Five Deaths.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July l8.-There
were five deaths here today from pros.
tration by excessive heat.
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l00p; Richmond, Va, 104'; Lockhaven,
Pa 1907; Winchester, Va, l02'; Troy,
n. Y, 90. Many prost' atoms from
heat are!reported hut no fatalities,
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Kremer's summer Benefit Sale

kremer's summer Benefit Sale
HATS
ZINE q aud o. Milan, at TSo each.
Pine Miises' Hats at 2c each.
FEATHERS
% and u buuches Of Feathers at ssc.
and q Plumes At Sc.
fine Paris Montutes OF Flowers at $50.
100 noe bunchs Of Flowers at Bc.
HANDK GRCHIEPs-
Hlabdkerchisfs At hOc. ..
HAndkerehisis at loo.
PARAs0Ls-
PArAsos a o. ~.
psrssols at 800.
These prices represent values Of four and
I've times. This H. the last time this season
that y.u vi be able 10 bur these goods at
any such prices.
POCK ETBOOKs-
AZ SOC, $50, o. and si.2S. worth double.
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AoRTHERy sUlxER Heat.
hUAER0USFATAL CASES OF SUN.
STROKE YESTERDAY.
Outside Work Abandoned BY Pros
trated Lsborers-Memphis the
Coolest Place Of All.

Cotton Region Bulletin.
From stations 10 the Memph District for
the 81 hours ending July l6, 1887, 6 o'clock
p.m., 18th meridian time.
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PERSONAL.

+ IsTsRNS-B riekwork. Smoking Chin
THO sAS oURBJNs.
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KREMER'
KOL0SSAL KUT
Sensational Summer Sacrifice !
A Summer Farewell
Benefit!
Mondays Performance Eclipses
All Our Former Efftrts!
Dress 6ouds.
x.s,,"s. .' s ss.' ALL AT
DouBsB FOLD. OK Crnrs
ALL WOOL. 90 YIN Aos

FINE GOODS In LIE GTHS.
siih., yslys,s and woolsn'. al .t 90 cents.
times the A,kinE price.
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NT0LRN.

M Walnut and Georgia streets, on the
night Of Jul, 18th, 1887, one iron. gray mare,
about is hands high, had III, hair Of the
right hind log, just above tho hoof, rubbed
ss., BY b s,, nsm hsypgsSttsS S9upd III An
twenty-five dell ars for the return CT m are IN
good order, and twenty-five for COM iction Of
thief X, II. HIaLEY,
at williams A Co.'S
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Nee What soc, 81, sI.SO and 90. 80
Will BaJ In t,ery Department.
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Remnants OF Ribbans.

Al Toe, 2is 500. Sash Ribbons 20 close ont
at Tie. t0o, 81 aud tl.25 . yard.
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An oPpor,usity 60 have one OF
order In highest and hest style
st n bargain.
Travelling Dresses 800 up, complete.
Lace and SILK Costume, ttS.Os up, complsts.
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HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE C0LLEG Il
HUNrsvILLE, ALA.

THIRTY EIgHrH session bsrlns w.ips,-
10y. ssr,snS., !, - a ds.,r.s,s
81 Female kdu on. Va plied Nth new
Ipst aInsnts, Zoe Apparatus and q full Fac
uity. Chsrses reason able. FOR caia oeuss
and tsrms anplv -
A, u J0sxs. ID, L.L. D., Presldsnt.
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SARE-Psrties having a burslar and Or.
- proof safe, ~ good order, can sell the
Cara Casrlnr No q
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GR0CERY sTORE-Oorner virginia and
" Eighth streets. Fort Pickering. VIII
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NEw stOAE- a. ia'sr.ec ion Of Marshal
~ avenue ADD Natissi streets uppsr aooe
.rfsnssd TOT d-sliinsi vsry eepysnisht.
Apply 40 I'd ans st